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Frank Schall

Moore & Van Allen, PLLC

Frank Schoen

Partner

King & Spalding

Frank Schoen

Partner

Baker Botts L.L.P.

Frank Scibilia

Partner

Pryor Cashman LLP

Frank Steinherr

Frank Steinherr is a global co-head of the Firm’s Private Equity Practice Group, a member of the firm-wide Management Committee and a co-Managing Partner of the firm’s New York office. Frank is a nationally recognized mergers and acquisition attorney who focuses his practice on private equity investments. He represents private equity clients in all aspects of their investments in portfolio companies, from acquisition through exit. Frank has extensive experience advising private equity clients and their portfolio companies in both private and public mergers and acquisitions, including leveraged buyouts, traditional purchase and sale transactions, strategic mergers, joint ventures, restructuring and recapitalization transactions. He also has significant experience representing clients in take-private transactions and carve-out transactions.

McDermott Will & Schulte

Frank Tang

Associate

Withers

Frank Taylor

Partner

Norton Rose Fulbright

Frank V. Maisano

Frank Maisano is a skilled media specialist with more than 20 years of experience in strategic communications. His focus on media relations, crisis communications and strategic counseling services has allowed him to build a client base of United States and international clients, including upstream and downstream energy companies, renewable power companies, cement companies, transmission builders, and chemical manufacturers. Frank’s contacts and knowledge of energy and environmental issues has resulted in a track record of success in working with media outlets across the country. He has organized comprehensive media relations programs in the U.S. on a range of energy and environmental issues, and his weekly energy update is considered a “must-read” by thousands of journalists, policymakers and lobbyists across the country.

Bracewell LLP

Frank Vellucci

Norton Rose Fulbright

Frank Wolff

Senior Counsel

Bryan Cave Leighton Paisner

Franklin Hill

Partner

Platt Richmond

Franklin Miller

Counsel

Offit Kurman

Franklin Mitchell

Frank Mitchell is a tax partner and a member of the firm’s Employee Benefits & Executive Compensation Group. Mr. Mitchell’s practice covers a broad range of executive compensation and employee benefits matters. He advises clients on disclosure, governance, taxation, design and negotiation of executive compensation agreements and arrangements as well as the executive compensation and employee benefits aspects of mergers and acquisitions; pension investment and ERISA fiduciary matters (with significant experience on these issues in the private equity, asset management, insurance and real estate sectors); private equity compensation and governance matters at both the upper tier and portfolio company levels; and employment law and related issues.

Debevoise & Plimpton LLP

Franklyn Snitow

Principal

Offit Kurman

Franz Rassman

Franz Rassman focuses his award-winning practice on commercial acquisitions and dispositions, office and retail leasing, real estate finance, workouts, and creditors’ rights. Franz represents private and public commercial real estate investors and developers, retail tenants, investment advisors, investment funds, pension funds, banks, and other financial institutions.

Fried, Frank, Harris, Shriver & Jacobson LLP

Franziska Hertel

Partner

Ropes & Gray LLP

Fraser Hunter

Partner

WilmerHale

Fraser Wayne

Partner - Corporate and Finance Transactions

Bryan Cave Leighton Paisner

Fred Adam

Partner

WilmerHale

Fred Fisher

Partner

Mayer Brown

Fred H. Bartlit, Jr.

Partner

Bartlit Beck LLP

Fred H. Perkins

Partner & Co-Chair, Technology, Data & IP

Morrison Cohen LLP

Fred Lim

Fred Lim is a corporate partner in the Bay Area office of Kirkland & Ellis LLP. Fred focuses on representing private equity sponsors and capital sources in complex financing transactions, representing private equity groups in structuring and negotiating financing transactions in connection with leveraged buyouts, take-private acquisitions, recapitalizations, cross-border transactions and restructurings. He is also experienced with representing lenders in private debt financings, asset based and other secured lending and specialized collateral transactionsfRED lIM

Kirkland & Ellis LLP

Fred Santo

For the past 40 years, Fred Santo has been advising asset managers and other financial services professionals on the federal securities and commodities laws. These professionals have turned to him to navigate the minefield of regulation that governs the structuring and operation of the financial services world, including the private investment fund community. He advises small investment professionals to large institutional clients on how regulations apply to their businesses. His six years of federal government service before joining Katten enables him to work effectively and smoothly with government officials to solve client problems. In all cases, his counsel empowers clients to make the best business decisions for them. Fred represents investment professionals and the private investment vehicles they form, including investment managers, investment funds (both domestic and international), broker-dealers, futures brokers and family offices. They often seek advice on whether they are legally permitted to engage in new ventures or specific transactions. Providing an answer often requires an understanding of multiple areas of the law, which Fred has accumulated over his career. His areas of experience include Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) and Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) regulations, state blue sky laws, as well as tax- and ERISA-related advice. He also has substantial experience in international financial services laws. Fred knows that his clients don't fit a single mold. He understands each of his client's businesses, and uses that understanding to suggest practical strategies that are commercial while minimizing the risk of regulatory violations. Those clients have rewarded him with their loyalty. In an industry where personal connections matter, Fred forges fast and long-standing relationships with clients large and small. More than once, Fred has convinced government bodies to redraw the line between legal and prohibited conduct in his clients' favor. For client with a private investment fund, he secured the first exemption allowing an entity to accept investments from the retirement accounts of its employees, which otherwise would have been prohibited by ERISA. He also convinced all 50 states to allow a broker-dealer to charge a fee that would have been prohibited under the guidelines of the North American Securities Administrators Association, creating a precedent in the futures industry that several other funds have followed. Earlier in his career, Fred served as a senior attorney in the SEC's Division of Corporate Finance. He later joined the CFTC, then a newly formed agency, as an assistant general counsel, where he wrote several foundational regulations that remain in effect today.

Katten